Sometimes it is hard to see what is wrong and what is right, though it is quite apparent that Monsanto is a corporation with no regard for human health or the planet. This isn’t the only example of resistance against corrupt companies like Monsanto, and it certainly won’t be the last.
Quoting: WOMAN WHO RUNS W/ WOLVES The government is supposed to protect people from corrupt corporations and monopolies. It has abdicated it's role in doing so and thus created a vacuum. The void will be filled.
Free markets are natural systems. They cannot be fully "managed."
When the government intervenes, by for example, producing welfare, it prevents charities from doing that work. When the government decides it is the sole producer of food that comes with an opportunity cost to the economy.
When the government stops filling a void of some sort it creates opportunity.
The government refused to regulate corrupt monopolies objectively and consistently and thus created opportunity for someone else to do it.
I'm in no way advocating what the so called "anonymous" does. I am simply pointing out that when there is demand for policing large corporations who literally wage biological, financial and other forms of warfare against the world and it's citizens, that demand will be filled, like it or not, by whoever has the motive to do so.
Like prostitution, drugs, and so forth, comeuppances will always exist, like it or not, legal or not, approve of it or not. It's simply practical economics.
